String to Binary Converter

A String to Binary Converter is a tool that converts a string of text into its binary representation. In the binary system, each character is represented by a sequence of 0s and 1s.

To convert a string to binary, the converter typically follows these steps:

1. Convert each character in the string to its corresponding ASCII code.
2. Convert the ASCII code to its binary representation using 8 bits (or more, depending on the encoding).
3. Concatenate the binary representations of all characters together to form the binary representation of the entire string.

For example, let's convert the word "hello" to binary using ASCII encoding:

1. Convert each character to its ASCII code:

   • 'h' = 104
   • 'e' = 101
   • 'l' = 108
   • 'l' = 108
   • 'o' = 111

2. Convert the ASCII codes to binary using 8 bits:

   • 104 = 01101000
   • 101 = 01100101
   • 108 = 01101100
   • 108 = 01101100
   • 111 = 01101111

3. Concatenate the binary representations:

   • 01101000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111

So, the binary representation of the string "hello" would be "01101000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111".

There are online tools and programming libraries available that can perform string to binary conversions for you. They make it easy to convert any given string to its binary representation.